Blazer interior rear panels

[hgs_notes]

Why not just make them the same dimension as original panels, so they fit using the buyers existing hardware? No need for spacers, etc.

[VA72C10]

Originally Posted by hgs_notes

Why not just make them the same dimension as original panels, so they fit using the buyers existing hardware? No need for spacers, etc.

I'm assuming (bad idea, right ) that it's because there's not much of the CST hardware out there. anyone w/out the panels originally doesn't have the hardware so this is an option for them. Like my blazer that didn't have it. Plus, I like the way my panels look covering the end panels vs having those painted panels showing between the panel. It's a sleeker look IMHO (FWIW)

[hgs_notes]

Originally Posted by VA72C10

I'm assuming (bad idea, right ) that it's because there's not much of the CST hardware out there. anyone w/out the panels originally doesn't have the hardware so this is an option for them. Like my blazer that didn't have it. Plus, I like the way my panels look covering the end panels vs having those painted panels showing between the panel. It's a sleeker look IMHO (FWIW)

I hear ya, I didn't know the CST package was that rare, seems half or more of the blazers I've come across were. How about a short and long version? One for those that have the mounts, and a kit for those that don't or would like a more custom look covering the end panels.

[Rochlow]

What does the alumabond look like.
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[FuelCellGuy]

Alumabond is slick just like regular aluminum. Alumabond is out now because I will have to put two breaks in order to fill the gap. I am going to mock up the panels out of aluminum. I have been swamped and will be getting back on this soon. The one thing that does concern me is how to ship them without them getting damaged.